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البيان
Iran Polishes Its Image
In an interview, Mashallah Shamsolvaezin, head of the Iranian Journalists’ Association, painted a picture of postwar Iran as a country where the influence of the Supreme Leader and the Revolutionary Guards might wane, social restrictions might ease, and Iran might stop interfering in its neighbours’ affairs. But the article questions whether these promises can be fulfilled, noting that for decades the regime has never abandoned its regional ambitions or its support for armed groups. The writer asks whether the losses of war and fear of domestic protests will bring about radical change—or whether this rhetoric is merely a temporary manoeuvre to get through a dangerous period.
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